Throughout my academic career at the University of Canberra, the Australian National University and the University of Otago I have developed my research and ecological field skills in conjunction with statistics to implement computational reproducibility using R. My international work has allowed me to experience a diverse range of both public and private projects, from using Photo-ID methods to estimate abundance of Southern Right Whales in the sub-Antarctic islands (Auckland Islands) to building rock-climbing walls in Russia and Cambodia.

Southern right whale jumping

New Zealand Beech forest dynamics

Surfing

Canberra

Project	Links
ANU Masters course in experimental design in Biology	BIOL8700
ANU Masters course in presentation skills in Graduate Research	BIOL8291
Big Questions in Biology course at ANU third year and Masters course	BIOL3201
2020 elected member of University of Canberra Council.
Developed the Statistical Support Network (Orginal pitch was for competition pitch).	on youtube here
A template for a one page graduate CV based on Rmd	A landing page to explain the template on github here
Many small teaching contracts for applying statistical models in ecology, health and education.
Sub-contracted to teach R programming courses within universities and in private companies.
Expertise in New Zealand ecosystems.
Engaged and driven a wide range of scientific publications and projects.
Four years<U+0092> experience teaching in Statistics, Zoology and Ecology at the University of Otago in both the Statistics and Zoology departments.
Presented at international conferences in Ecology and Conservation.
International project management and product installation (Russia, Cambodia and Australia).
Conducted Sub-Antarctic research collecting data using photo-identification.
Enthusiastic climber, surfer and snowboarder.

anthony.davidson@canberra.edu.au
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